Stuart Law believes it will not be easy for the West Indies to face the top ranked Indian Test team.

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Stuart Law believes it will not be easy for the West Indies to face India

The Windies are ranked eighth in the Test cricket

The Windies will begin their campaign on October 4

The Windies head coach Stuart Law, ahead of his team's month-long series against India, said that he is positive about his side giving tough competition to the hosts. The former Australian cricketer Law, who will leave this post in January, also said that his top and middle-order batsmen should score big against India. "Our top six are going to stick their hand up and score the big runs, they are capable of doing so. If we can put runs on the board we can create pressure by giving the bowlers something to work," Law said in a video posted by Windies Cricket on Twitter.

"Having said, India aren't going to be easy. They are the no.1 Test team in the world for a particular reason. We have to play really well to not only get into the contest but also we can pressure them into mistakes," Law said.

"We are going there to compete, we are going to keep fighting till the very end. Just never know, what can happen," he added.

The Windies, led by all-rounder Jason Holder, will begin their campaign against India in first of two match Test series, starting on October 4.